Cinsault grapes

Name: Diamondback Ridge Vineyards
Price range: $$

Cinsault with bright fruit and seamless elegance.

Our Cinsault thrives in Eastern Washington’s Rattlesnake Hills AVA within the acclaimed Yakima Valley AVA.

Ready to craft wines that balance freshness with silk-soft tannins? Let’s talk fruit.

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Award‑winning grapes you can trust.

Wines made from Diamondback Ridge grapes have won top honors from:

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Terroir that nurtures bright elegance

Our Clone 2 block was planted in 2010 on 0.3 acres of gravelly, well-drained silt-loam over basalt.

We hand-tend canopies and follow sustainable soil-and-water practices (see our viticulture practices) to get the highest quality fruit.

This care yields vibrant red-fruit aromatics, subtle spice, and a silky mouthfeel; ideal for crafting fresh, food-friendly bottlings.

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★★★★★

“We’ve produced several award-winning wines from their grapes.”

Their prices are very reasonable compared to bigger name vineyards, yet the farming practices and fruit quality are absolutely on par with the best in the state. You get premium fruit without the premium price tag.

Tyson Trautmann

Alluvium Cellars

Why buy Cinsault grapes from Diamondback Ridge?

You deserve fruit that elevates your winemaking. Here’s what you get:

Short-term contracts

No long commitments, just great fruit when you need it.

Clean, quality fruit

Hand-sorted, carefully farmed grapes.

Flexible pickup

Convenient harvest arrangements tailored to your schedule.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do your your Cinsault wine grapes cost?

Grapes are priced by the half-ton. Pricing may vary slightly by order size, vintage, and availability. You can get more details on our grape availability page.

Can I buy less than a ton of Cinsault grapes?

Yes—smaller lots are welcome. Pricing varies depending on volume and whether you provide bins.

Do I need to commit to a long-term contract?

Nope. We offer flexible, short-term grape contracts designed for boutique producers—no long-term commitments required.

Can I mix and match different varietals in my order?

Absolutely. Many clients pick up multiple varietals in one trip. We’ll help you coordinate harvest timing to make it easy.

How do I reserve grapes for the upcoming harvest?

Check our availability page and reach out via our contact page to start your reservation.

When are Cinsault grapes typically harvested?

Our Cinsault grapes are usually ready early to mid-September, but timing can shift slightly depending on the season.